Rane Faunder

Rane Faunder

@faunder.fi

Building Abblet at abblet.com, reinventing home cooking with AI at cuukbuuk.com, and making web design cleaner at ui.faunder.fi.

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I’ve been thinking about how a team uses an app together. In Abblet, the owner can invite teammates, who each sign in with their own account. It’s a straightforward way to share an app while keeping access under the owner’s control. abblet.com #SmallBusiness #NoCode

Faunder UI has a few button styles for different levels of emphasis, from primary to inline. It’s a small detail, but it helps keep buttons consistent across an interface. ui.faunder.fi #CSS #WebDev

A recipe you want to keep might be in a magazine, a book or on a website. Take a photo of it, and Cuukbuuk can turn it into an editable recipe you can save to your collection. cuukbuuk.com #HomeCooking #Recipes

I’ve been revising Abblet’s site to answer a simple question more clearly: what is Abblet? It’s a way to build an app for your team and keep adapting it as your work changes, without writing code. Does that come across on the new page? I’d like to hear what feels unclear. abblet.com #NoCode

I wanted to add more affordable IKEA devices without replacing the Hue lights that already worked well. Home Assistant brought them together, and IKEA switches can control the Hue lights too. I wrote down how I set it up: faunder.fi/en/weblog/sm... #HomeAssistant #SmartHome

Abblet apps don’t have to sit on a page of their own. I added an embed snippet to the app settings, so you can place an app inside an intranet, admin panel, or another site. Its access settings still apply. abblet.com/en/ #WebApps #NoCode

One thing I like about Faunder UI is that its `ui-*` attributes are just HTML styled with CSS. There’s no component runtime or JavaScript parser to learn. The markup stays native, and you can use it with any framework—or without one. ui.faunder.fi #CSS #WebDev

Sometimes a recipe only needs one small change. In Cuukbuuk, I can ask the AI to adjust that part and keep the rest as it is. No need to rewrite the whole recipe. cuukbuuk.com #HomeCooking #Recipes

I’ve updated the AI models Cuukbuuk uses for recipe creation. Signed-in users now get GPT‑6.1 Sol, while guests use GPT‑6 Luna. I’ll be interested to see how the change feels in everyday use. cuukbuuk.com #HomeCooking #Recipes

I keep coming back to this homemade burger: a thin patty with a deeply browned crust, cheddar, dill pickles, ketchup, mustard and pickle mayo. Nothing fancy; the tangy sauces and crisp edges are what I like about it. cuukbuuk.com/en/recipe/52... #HomeCooking

Faunder UI’s dialog example uses HTML’s native `<dialog>` element. The library adds the visual styling, while the markup stays familiar. I like that the dialog feels part of the same interface without hiding what it is under the hood. ui.faunder.fi #CSS

Some days, deciding what to cook is the hard part. Starting with a few things in the fridge can be more useful than searching for a recipe that needs ingredients you don’t have. That’s one idea behind Cuukbuuk. cuukbuuk.com/en/ #Cuukbuuk

Four years ago, I was sketching out a minimalist weblog. I saved the idea and eventually forgot about it. Now, while building Faunder’s new homepage, I finally found the right place for it. Funny how an old idea can wait for the right moment. faunder.fi/fi/weblog #BuildInPublic #WebDesign #Faunder

Small teams often outgrow generic SaaS, but custom software can be a big leap. Abblet helps you turn everyday workflows into internal tools you can keep adapting as your needs change. Explore Abblet: abblet.com Follow @ranefaunder for more from Faunder. #SmallBusiness #NoCode

abblet.comAbblet — Build the right apps for your team.Custom apps for small teams that run the business. For work that is too complex for spreadsheets, too specific for generic SaaS, and too small for traditional custom software.

New in Faunder UI: `ui-tabs` styles a native radio group as a tab bar. Keep the semantics of <fieldset> and radio inputs; your app controls the content panels. No JavaScript needed for the tab bar styling. See examples: ui.faunder.fi/tabs

I think I finally figured out what Abblet.com is. Not an app store. Not a marketplace. It’s a place to make the tiny apps you wish existed — apps made specifically for you. Describe what you need. Abblet builds it. Build your own tools. Use them every day. Share them if you want. #NoCode #AI

I’m looking for the first people to try Remiix. It’s an experimental App Store where every app can be remixed into your own version with AI. It’s still early, so expect rough edges. In return, you’ll have a chance to shape what it becomes. I’d love your feedback. remiix.app #buildinpublic #AI

remiix.appRemiix — Remix any app, or make your own.Remiix is an app store where apps are not fixed products. Start with an app someone has already made and adapt it to your needs with a prompt, or turn your own idea into a new app from scratch. Instea...

The App Store hasn’t really changed in years. You download apps. You use them. That’s it. What if every app could be remixed into your own version? That’s what I’m building with Remiix. remiix.app #buildinpublic #AppStore #NoCode

remiix.appRemiix — Remix any app, or make your own.Remiix is an app store where apps are not fixed products. Start with an app someone has already made and adapt it to your needs with a prompt, or turn your own idea into a new app from scratch. Instea...

Real prompt I ran while building: rice, eggs, soy sauce, onion — Cuukbuuk returned a full recipe. I use my own product to see where it lies. If you try something similar, I want to hear what went wrong. cuukbuuk.com/en/recipe/22... #recipes #pantry #cooking

cuukbuuk.comEgg fried riceThis comforting and savory dish features golden grains of rice tossed with scrambled eggs and aromatic onions. It is a versatile meal that works perfectly as a quick lunch or a satisfying dinner side.

Spent the past week cleaning up a partially AI-generated codebase — and yeah, you can tell 😅 The code works exactly as it should, but it’s spaghetti. Not exactly elegant or simple, even if it gets the job done. AI builds fast — clean code still needs a human.

You open the fridge. You have ingredients… but no idea what to cook. Describe what you have and craft your own recipe with the help of AI. cuukbuuk.com #homecooking #recipes #cooking #food

Added recipe-from-image to Cuukbuuk. Upload a photo of a dish or old recipe book page and the AI turns it into a full recipe. You can use just the image or add your own description. Cuukbuuk.com #buildinpublic #cooking #food #recipe

Added manual recipe editing to Cuukbuuki. Now you can just tweak the recipe details yourself instead of always asking the AI to do it. The AI still checks your changes and automatically updates things like the instructions if you modify the ingredients, so everything stays consistent. Cuukbuuk.com

#FaunderUI changelog: ui-icon: Besides mask icon, now supports svg, img, and content (span). Same sizing and styling: <i ui-icon>, <svg ui-icon>, <img ui-icon>, <span ui-icon>emoji</span>. Size via --ui-icon-size or ui-icon="sm"/"lg". ui.faunder.fi/icon

#FaunderUI changelog: Components no longer use class names - each has its own ui-x attribute (e.g. ui-button, ui-container). Variants and utilities are easier to manage, and your own styles won’t clash. Example: <button ui-button="primary lg">. ui.faunder.fi

New feature: Cookbooks Removed favorites and replaced them with cookbooks. You can create multiple recipe collections for different purposes. Examples: - Diets (vegan, gluten-free) - Events (Christmas, BBQ) - Family members (kids' recipes) - Meals (breakfasts, dinners) cuukbuuk.com

Just shipped a new Cuukbuuk UI. Honestly really proud of this — it’s getting close to what I want Cuukbuuk to be. Simple, calm, and easy to use.